Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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E. H. AULL. EDITOR. Entered at the Postoffice at New 1erY. S. C., as 2nd class matter. Tuesday, May 7, 1907. THE IMMIGRANT QUESTION. In Decomber some negroes working on a farm asked if the white people from ''furrin countries" were goi1g to come over here and run all the ne froes from their farms. They had read about the Wittekind and heard white men would come over here and do three times as much work as any negro anld make twice as much corn lanld cot ton as now made. They were informed that -they ticed have no fears but go ahead with their work. They would never see Any foreigi la b)or1 on1 the farms.' Mr. 0Gadsden of this state visited Europe and examin ed conditions and ,.ives it as1. his opinl iin1 that faril laborers Vill iol comle S41n11I1 u111l1ss Ihe saim.wge atv paidl io Ihe I hat tliC v e,t ill (lhe l'arth an orhes. We w.11h1 like tI s e II eII I eI N inII 111 t I 1ti11 l11n 11 Io a c helIt of th IIis :t.e pay I ). : to $-50 a 111411 :nld firlishiliZ l-I od and Styliish .otta.zes to m11en to wVork (n fle farms. In that event the hirel ilIg anld landlord would swap places. t This immigration scheme is a costly t jailure so far as farm hands are I concerned.-The Spartan. c We are glad to see some of our ex 1ehanges an a number of our public men coming to our way of thinking oil this imlmigratioll questio. For "some time The Ierali and News; stomd f plactic'ally alole in the position that ihe movement eal Ilot he suecessful and of henefit to the south szo lo as 0ur Offorts are direc'td towari:s securf-in,_r laborers for tile faIlrms. and by lablore's W. Ilealn thio>4 1(l d1 ero,4 p. OIr. c1,11o i tions hve (n :1r 1 . w ill I . w illilf l I I ller tr -f >,Is.- ... wlhlil1. fwlu . Iue . ,' wi It . r .11t whit,11. in . -I p i n an - m'it 1ter sftl ibar rs I llp-operl ,y hanlIell, for. the vpurPt1se; of .nwn eotlonl. Mr. Cladsdenl, who went over t) in vesti.,ate land report, plublished -a statement some itime ago in which he takes practically the .iame view. If we could secure from flermany a desirable e'lass of people, who ihad 801141 111l4-111(t .\ ) ili vest . and %11 v oid.']111~ s1' )n(lelne.v 4f I toIvet, anel I bi r e4'l' enlif wvih 1111 1111 n ie vw andl for the ill-."Se ilf bve l-eing thIleir ean di,tions, and cmuld SvItle Ithvimselves ill c'iffillf S ill I))) 4v it fen)s fIl' 44o sta)te where'4 thlere is. II aren'It deal1 of waste vf uIeIlt ivatd h'ul and thu \Vfl14 S2 I ~ P - . I v 1 al 1 4 1.4' e11 w IFl il I\-, 2 1 e from l(b-rm1any. inal111 we woubtVe ..)l'd at the' whle~ bu1ineI4ss wn1' 4. ha:s ;4 4'dit4rial 4)nd1el 1'.i '. i " is the '!wr4fkee' .\'''w 2fIi Ifj . t heir ia e wiff l l beiI dI .se4L"4'nt)1im) -d. mol4 ,i(Ct 14f t 1w4 e';iih inl 14 wh-mo-e .v.sr-m a suIIjr4t wh1ich has (caulsefl ii "444w (oerne''II, and14 several tunes5 we4 hi1-V thouniht seioulsly o4f (ed'~eavorw. to) eXy i( n.t w'Ith( Ole leV.''1IaPesi l I lie sysem.(1( Tere fre nspt1aps in t'ahe stat1e tht hav1e adoptedl (' thile sy4l-m andI te who clims tha S it 111 work j-er per~ anhd stalte4 t hat lie wouh4il pay' feer it iln the fall, orV inl a1 s l't time11, n.1' Ithiere ar'e Peoplle whIo talkE thle pffsi .1 ion that it is ,inst as~ wel4l for' the newV.spa pet' man11 lo wait for h) iis 11me. paper. e shouIIld t hink thazt thle ontly waiy to mallke such' a1 rutle suc'ess.fitI is -to make it appl icablle to every blody. W~4e know~~ that TPhe Herah'l atnd 'News' 1has a grtealt manyll of' its sub scribers who are very much) in mar rears, and n1ow~ and1 thlen 01ne wihl come11 alom1fr and( r'equest Ithat is pa per he~ stopped when h11 iis subs)crip.. to 'll1fo I tlow his instructios lhe woub)lli take itl that w'e wvere nniwillinlg to credit him for .the small amount off :50. We still believe that the great najority of the .people are honest ,nd intend to pay and will pay their ebts, aid it is only .the exception wheln some fellkw starts out with lie purpose to beat you. Of course if ive had what is due now in subserip tion accounts to The Herald and ,ews we would be in very easy cit m11nistances, and it may be thait we will never get a large part of it, and et we are still willing to believe that those people will pay us. Al any rate, we have not yet gt-4ten oursel es up to the point where we can be 'onvinced that we can enforce the :ash in advance system. We will agree also with the Press Ind Banner as to tihe clubbing plan. Xt, have ne\er found that it paid us id we have tried it once or twice. nll other words we would rather have he subscriber take The Herald and ews because lie wanted it than for im to '>e induced to take it in order o get something else. A CLEAN CITY. We ill-liced in tho Antlerst' pa1p1 rs i ae dy,s ait_o th,at rne peop1Vle of \niersn 11 had vet apart thirlu1h the imie issociaio a wcek to be 11"own - kle:min.g up week. We had intend d to vail attention of the civic as.,o iation if Newberry to this idt" last eek. Our attention is directed to his matter again by a proclamation hat has been issued by the mayor of )enver, Colorado, and we desire to omniend this scheme to the mayor, o the civie. association and to the leolle of Newberry. The mayor of Denver has issued a roelaat:iop, a part of which we ind in the State of yesterdav, and 'hich we taike pleasure in reproduc n, here. The mayor decided to de ote three davs to the task and di ide the citY into ihree dist ricts, and 11vh day the resident.s of tile dis rit w ould cleli u1p their pal't of Ak H11l4 \-wrk oni thle part -if thle eit Nwwrri v lonm this line \v:: it.' ' .\ eiiirclar p ivine.. ra'es wvhiebl ie vicit y cleaelnrs slould follow 2ives 1111im _.n l others these: ''Rake on a pile. the tini cans, bot les, etc., on the vacant lots near you, he day before your clean-up day, and hey will be hauled away by city eans. 'I'lant trees and sow .grass-d lot live without a lawn. '' Relair. yor fences. cates and eds--lai:.t o* whIitew.li t hem. MIM \Jo driftwood humdrum est bought stock in Ne ack, both floors, a dist, ively this week and WE When Other Pe bou)t thet supp)hosed supevriority of their stu ms got thern "skinneac a miile 't with is ft 36 inl guarantee'l Taffeta Sil k S9 ydt ins 36 in G enuinte L on -dale Canbric r ic yd 36 ini Poe .Miii Bleaching 6e insteadl of i< 36 in Genuine Cannon Cloth roc insteadl 40o ini White Lawvn full pieces ( not short Black Goods V Von can judge tihe strenigth of any Dry4 t.ock. We don't believe ours has an equa Thue best Black Voil you ever saw, $r 50 roo full pieces p)lacedl on sale for quick ina Cloth, Sharks Skin Serges, B3atiste at liack Goods some 64 ini wide and worth 7 ively, take your choice this week for 45c; Men's Odd I I have just receivedl tile biggest shipmeti hown in Newberry. Its just Mimnnaugh'i rud take all the maker had, all kinds, all S93., $1.39, $1.89, $2.39, $2.98 anld $3. iot worth dhoutble the price. A Big Clothing Stoi At prices one thiirdl less than elsewhere. n America. The samte suits are sold here $ 15.0o. WVe would like for you to compJar the best you can fintd on sale el sewhiere at as thorough as you please. Hulndlred s am muits at half price. $5.00 buys $8.oo suit. $7.50 buys $io.co suit. Visit the 2ndl I You don't pay credit pr The L8adig Store at Nowherry. " k11 all your rubbish possible. Do not throw it in the stAreot, alley or Vaatil lots. "Isepair your sidewalks. "Take all dandelions dut .of yoir l4wi---tihey spoil its beauty and in, time will destroy it. " If youtr resildenee, store front, wagons, signs or automobilee look old or faded, have them repainted. "Keep down the weeds on your piopevty. and while they are yolug have them1 d(kstroyed on the vactinit lots near you. "If your awnings are old, torn or faded, get new ones. "Do not spit on the sidewalks. The city is trying to keep those in the business district espectally clean by washing them several times each week. 1 Wherever you find anything i healthy which you caln .not remedy, telephone the healt-h department at eity hall. "Sewe-r oilet ons, (arbage cans and ash pits are necessities for cle.m lini ess at each hmile. See that they are, pr'vi.dd-kep clean and in go cnd,it ion." Why not have one of the trains (n tle C. & (. rul as a ''thron2h train.'' making stops at Newberry. Ninety Six. Greenwood, Hodges,( for Abbeville connection.) Donalds. Honea Path. Belton and Greenville? If trains No,'s 11 and 12 were run as above suggested, the time between Greenville. Anderson and Columbia would be greatly reduced. The road could make this train, as the R. R.1 Commission has power only over two trains each way a day. If the mid day trains suit the local travel bet olf the three trains. and we believe they do. there could be no objection to tle clanm-Ce.-Greenwood Index. We had hoped there would be a fulrthei a-itation ot' this schednl!e r'ie.t ion. at lea 11 1til t e people h: 1 h *;lV lZcQnt me to it. and th n 1 e lan. S l'a ae wve have h, * lv h may be : taine . In co nversatia n with a Southe: railrad oflicial a few days ago, who is c*,onneted with the passenger de partment. lie stated that in his opi n ion this schedule w4uld be permanient. and before the experimental pbri'd is out, we regret any agitation su vesting any change. What we ght to do is to endeavor to -,et tIT-two midday trains made mail Irailfnnd' expwess trains and in this way a&ld -to their incomein anad thIius encon' i re the r ad to keep them on, but at least NAUCH I ,old-fashioned way of d wberry we can save yoi neof I ,000 feet. Its dnesday morning wher Dple Brag, I please tell thema Mimnaugh mzous low prices. Lrad of $1.25. instead of 15c. >c. of uiic. heiigths) zoc instead of i,5c. /in ners. 'oo.ds store by its black good I in this section. quality, this week 98c. ~elling Mohairs, Sicilian. Pan d all the leading up-to-date. c yd, just to make things d(. ~antS. t of Men's Odd Pants ever style to miake themu an offer tyles, at all p)rices. $9, not a pair in the lot that. is e 2nd Floor. W We have thec best gr.oo suit What in exclusive clothing stores att miillier Sany of our $ro.oo suits with ttratctic $i 5.00. Make a comtparison for the I hiundredlsof Meni's and Boys' raniks, Qualil $1 2.50 buys $:8.oo suit. your ha $1 ro o bill buys $j5.oo suit. ices when you trade her M IM for the present lot us not start aily agitation for a change. OPERA HOUSE EARHARDT & WELLS, Lessees and Managers. One Night Only THURSDAY, MAY 9. SOUTHERN Moving Picture Co., PRESENTING TileunwrittenHLaWI And Other Moving Pictures. Prices 15 and 25 Cents. TO OUR PATRONS. You will please let oiurl drivers know how much ICE you want te livered at your 1ll,nes each day, or SO 11111ii every other day, by so doing you will help us along and -theni. we will not. pass your ,House, nor will we give you so much trouble. You can help us more than you can -immagine. Respectfully, J. H. Wicker, Mgr. A woman wouldn 't be willing to ad mit she was an old maid if that was the surest way for her to get to heav en. United Confederate Vetreans Reun ion of South Carolina, Columbia, S.C. On account of the above occasion we will sell round trip tiekets to Co lumbt11ia. S. C.. at tile rate of S5 cents. T1ket to be sto d 'May 6th. 7th, Sth, widi tinal limit May 12th, 1907. Call o:: us or write us for any oth-, r inforIlatin vi yo desire conicerningt.1 the above cheap rates. J. P. Sheeely, Phone 91. Agent. NOTICE OF STOCKHOLDERS' MEETING. An adjourned meeting of the stock holders of the Newberry Building and Loan Co. will be held at the Chamber of Commerce on Tuesday, the 7th May, 1907, at 8 o'clock, p. m., to consider the adoption of By-Laws and to transact such other business .euds thi oing gusiness here wit' A money on all kinds kii jammed full of tempti the city bell strikes 9 c ead in Popular Priced Millii woman is not iterestedl in charming, ex y', she is yet to be discovered, one of tht uts of our hats is the exquisite style and prices asked. Every (lay neCw p,atrons j< y tells, styles command, by all means dol until you visit this department. e. Useyour sense and U'I as may come before the meeting. C. D. Weeks, H. C. Holloway, Chairman.' Secretary. JAMESTOWN EXPOSITION. Rates from.Newberry S. C., as fol lows: Season Ticket $19.55. Sold daily April 19th to November 30th. 60 Day ticket $16.30. Sold daily April 19th to November 30th. 15 day ticket $14.30. Sold daily April 19th to November 30th. Coach Excursion $8.55.' Sold each JUST R A handsome fords, all siA and p Come before at all b We can fit all or oth( P Proces: the biggest store in up ~ds of merchandise fron ng merchandise. We 'clock we start the ball The Shoe H( Here you find tuore Shoes Newberry can show One side packed and jammed with nothii Shoes and Slippers. Don't mnor quarters. xo cases of the celebreted Dre wveek $r-39 Jo cases of the celebrated Dr< week $r.98. 5 cases of the cele brated Drev $2 49. 5 cases Misses Pat T ip Bluche icey 5 cases Misses Pat Tip Bluche 5 cases Children's Patent Lea quisite thuis week 75c. e chief 5 cases Children's Vici Kid P: ljuality for this week 75c. yin the * case 36 paIrs Women's Tan week $2.49. it buy i case 72 pairs Women's Whui week 98c. I case 72 pairs Women's Whi week $1 39. save your dollars. . & H'S Tuesday; limit 10 days. Endorsed. "Not good in parlor or' sleeping cars. - Through Pullman sleeping ears, via Atlantic Cost Line Railroad company. Write for a beautiful illustrated folder .containing maps, descriptive mater, list of Hotel, etc. For reservations or any informa tion, Address, T. C. White, General Passenger Agt. W. J. Craig, Passenger Tiriffte Man-ager, Wilmington, N. C. ECEIVED. line of Ox .es, grades rices. the Stock is roken. feet, narrow ,wise. 10OWEE CO. per Carolina and the i the front door to the mean to make things rolling. >uise of Newberry. and Slippers and more. kinds than all of my store one hundred feet long is g but Men's, Boys', Ladies' and Girls key on the wayside but come to head w Selby Oxfords, $r.75 kind for thisj w Selby Oxfords, $2.50 kind for thisJ Selby Oxfords, $3.co kind for this week r Oxfords, $2.oo kind for this week $1.49 r Oxfords, $1 .50 kind for this week $r.19. thier 2 strap Oxfords, 2-5, $i.oo kind for it Tip Blucher Oxfords, 2-5, $1 oo kind Blucher Oxfords, $3.00 kind for this te Canvas Oxfords, $1.50 kind for this te Canvas Oxfords, $2.00 kind for this Where Dollars Do Double Duty,